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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
FOR SALE.

NOR SAI.E-a farm Of 40 acres VIII sell tke
Z whole or suhdivisci Situated four and a haIf
miles % lSswre.lt- tStA st II admir-
ably adapted for fas stock; 30 acr,s Ia grass 80
fenced in pasture; several otstbuslldnSs wells
wind mill swine TsnS. vtc-s efc-, large house 70
rooms WITH al cssn<ertraces; also tenant hsnSes
Manchester station place IslsssIsser trains
daily e4ch wSy aslti frs:a wichita VIZ sell heap
II sold scos- Not in hangs Of So- iartaeti-
bars efs8are piSes c n Iustls-n- lsu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

And many other suitable diamonds az TIRE
same rates Also 80 ladies end gents gold
watches ST less than they can be bought IA
New York Now these ara facts and L YOU
viii call al my store / can convince yea Of IL.
Others may tell you il Is impossible. but
come and See for yourselves, and YOU viii
wonder las all dol how III the world ] get
them Mosc respectfully,
i y Post.
No. AS Douglas svenns. Wichita EFF
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

Go 10 The Tsir. ~ Main street. X y9u
sa;st nice frame r-sde 60 or..sr do Il
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

state o. ss.-11s. Co8-tT Ct S-siEx lex
=. y tss~3s PTgstseEf o. tie xs4se asrus. tAslE
80 s1se5n1tF sEeer t38t Ie a5vz .:s-esszct tS1e
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>lsseE7-''7' arr sworn 70 t~fore IL osy q
tS2-atl S-1'l-z- 1s1s- G. $. As~Lz = Han
Nl.szgs s1s3.I~-
Ny commission expires April =, 80
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

iFFsH t-@--'t~''-
fur.sneEr4sfk JelF - $50.
Wichita EaGfF Wi~hita Esssas
Gsrfsslefuen W tsvo seaa one ~ your
Mortgage Loan Regis tsrs "a. tbe office II tbs
Philadelphia &ortcaEr and Trust Co.. thru
.-.ty, srd shall 81. obliged e rou e,l s1'l tt}s
ON .iz. lar be- s'l rs-fect- IS yoar
earliest CONVEX .eDee easi rrut1in
Es~;t-s -fuiis vtur.
THraUa.E slyTstfTsLaV.
dsstfR SECRETARY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08
FIRE.:
Bankrupt. e:olen!,

No matter how | COS them, / have thsru.
snd al the following prices
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-08

INOR >sLE--lots IA. ~ . - r. - anG - "a
Laura ave. .H lsnraic street aod. psFt time.
Apply g. : T. Glfocrt a. L 5 LAM rrtee ST
I'cR SALE--A sfeci.l ssa7Sst,s-.i sc,e~ a safIe
4 from Ssrrss FarS - cnc 5 &c iots a. Salt
pGrchaser- fcTlls 4sselal = Z tia Fk-vy 4 Sse.
Eagie blfcS 2tH
NOR SAIE-Onc hssusIrs7l seet front with rwo
a rons houses. waco 3. Ssscr hCfvs cen Isl and
- streets. Far terssS ga. J. I. EguG rry Ss1,
E.s-ie hits-S- ar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

A vassar instructor is getting the girls 10
agree not 70 wear corsets. Stay, lady, stay =
Lowell Courier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
LITTLE LAUGHS.

A vassar instructor is getting the girls TO
agree not to wear corsets. Stay, lady, stay -
Lowell Courier.
The story that a man in Florida has a wart
on the back Il bis neck which be Uses for
collar button must be received with some
grains OF allowance Philadelphia Call
Young Man to stationer.-I want you %
print GA these cards, at Home % Baseball
Manarar- on Wednesdays AM Fridays only
Station.r-Au right Mr. stag; how are
things up 10 Yalei-New York sun.
Little Eddie. 3 years old. had an attack Of
GROUP one night The next evening when he
kueeleI down % Say bis pray ers bis mamma
toli him boz must thank God for making him
we'll So be said: i thank thee, D God,
for making me well. but my nose goes this
wav yet~-here be shifted several times 10
show That be- still had a cold In his heal
New York Tribune.
jeff Davis is developing such blooming
ignorance " the rebellion that We fear be IS
about o. write some war articles for ths mag
azues -Ptisburg Chronicle.
Rev Or. McG.ynu asked, in his Boston
lecture. Where is the hirpophasif We
don't know what that is. but we know we
haven't got it-Puiladeiphia Call
Gordon Cumming hkenel an African
Jungle o. q forest n fish hooks relieved by
an occasional patch Of peumive.-Phiia-
lelphia Call
Sometimes d man gives most expressive
definition of thing without perceivlng him
self tle Pull significance IT DIS words. u
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by O. W. Branch a Co, bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. June ii.-In spite Of the fact
that there we're some selling orders this
morning for foreign account, the market here
opened steady. Advantage, however. Of re-
ports Of an excited wheat market IN Chicago
was taken % raid values In the same way As
was done Yesterday "a the break in coffee
here. coupled with more talk about a squeeze
in money. and other bear arguments. The
deciin. In wheat has been unprecedented
and we are surprised that II has not affected
stock values much more than 10 has. coming
however. on market 0f such narrow timen-
si0n-. and where the bulk u really good
stocks are well held we cannot but regard
the collapse In grain as very favorable, re-
leasing as 10 does such a vast amount Of
capital and also Of freight and the export
purchase today already give evidence u a
large demand from that quarter We
really think that stocks may be purchased
without much fear n any serious break and
such -eeu. t1 be- the general opinion in
conservative circles. The close vas steady
Money. Per cent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

! am first cousin Of the late ex -GOvernOr Al
exander ". stephens and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since ls6s. FOR ten
years have been a sufferer from a cancer on
my face. which grew worse until the discharge
Of matter became profuse andhery offensive. /
became thoroughly Disguised with blood puri-
fers and pronounced them humbugs, As / had
tried many without relief.
Finally vas induced 10 use b. b. b.. which
vas about the first Of February. and continued
IT, use until the latter part " April. The Of
fensive discharge decreased az once. and the
hardness around the cancer disappeared. 10
improved my general health. ami I rapidly
gained flesh and strength. The discharge
gradually decreased and the cancer became
less and less in size until nothing remains OK
cept scar 70 tell the tale OF a once danzerou
cancer. All who have seen ME since have com
menced the use u b. b. B. bear testimony of
my great Improvement. and the scar on my
face shows that 10 cured the cancer. / ind that
b. B. B. comes squareiy mp 90 what 10 IS recon
meuded. and I cannot say 700 much .n praise
Of this wonderful medicine. I have tried them
all. but 3. b. B. stands az the top AS blood
purifier.
The above is copied from the Athens GA
Banner arChman' being rhe voluntary IAN
.-iaze W Mr. james A. Greer when ei-lOi
CAN'T indOrses.
"Mr. Greer an honest. upright citizen 10
Athens. who had bad cancer Hni ll, nlnHr
GUS friends Thought that he could uot I'VE very
/ long. a. the cancer was gradually -apIne tlt
foundation NJ his constitution. olt no" --oA.
4 vel and hearty
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
BILLY MOLONEY.
The Report That lie Was Coming from
Canada Authoritatively Denied.


NEN YORK. June l3 Billy Moloney
vii NOT return from Montreal ana le a wiz
nsos for the prosecution IN the Sharp trial
This authoritative and 10 may further be
addeL tla, the prosecution has lad no in
tenuon. at any time, of using Mol.aey as a
wltnes,. becau-e they knew positively that be
would not confess.
The story that Mo.ouey would walk into
court on Wednesday next, published in
several newspapers yester lay. was not made
public By the prosecution. but By the defense,
aud Was ouly portion Of a great scheme Ola
the part of olArps lawyers
MONTREAL, june lA--N illlam M0loney
the ex clerk ot the New York board of alder
men. j, 40 Lachine He says In a telesrauhic
message that there Is no truth IA the story
that be is going % New York BE is per-
tectly satisfied with his present cOudis a,
and has no intention Of leaving Canada.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

"Father,' Dr. Sail AS be- ceased busting ~
some Of the garments hanging at the door, u
see dot der treasury department has called in
all der outstanding threes
Moses. you Iook "a, ne replied the father
as be came % the door II der treasury
calls In some bonds we can't help iL IL you
let a man 60 by dot wants some second hand
pants you doan' get some oaterc0at nor IN
dershirts next winter.'-Wall Street Ne8S
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

Themselves due the state, 90 run %
April 80. lsss. are payable on June lst
These and all other state taxes can be
paid ia coupons. which am prepared 20
furnish at very great saving % the tax
payer.
/ give each taxpayer written guaran-
tee Of legal protection, free q all cost 20
him No taxpayer who las purchased
coupons Of me las suffered any loss OF
harm. JAMES r. COOPER.
qll Main street, Richmond, va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

TRENroN, No, June l3 This town and
vicinity have been infested Tor the past week
by AN insect, the description of which agrees
fully with Species Of cantharides, "a Spanish
hy. as gwen .n the United States dispense
tory The insects come in perfect s"aI1ns,
and they not only deyour vegetation with
ayidity, but their yesicating power on the
human body Is equal fully 70 canthar.des.
Fully Loo people in Trenton are at present
nursing bhsters caused by this insect, and
hghts IA residences at night have been aim est
abandoned for fear Of attracting the poison
Gus insect
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

LONDON. june l5-The pores autograph
letter 70 Qus.4 Victoria, c9ngatuatIug her
upon tle jubilee % her reign. expresses lhe
thanks II tns church Tor the queens action
Through the Indian government. ln protect
iug the Catholic missions iu India and up
holding their authority
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Annth.r ofer.

Julien Binford makes a better offer Tor
half dime Of 1902 lie will now give
i've gallons Of his splendid xxx
WHISKY. which he sells FOR 81 gallon,
for half dime Of 1902, 10 good order.
II YOU can't get such a half dime, try
some o. this whisky anyhow. Il IS a
superior article, and you can buy IL At q
per quart. JULIEN BINFORD,
1902 East Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Drowned MhIe BathIng.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass. June l3-
James LOTUS, aged II years and Edward
Roger aged IS years, while out in boat GA
Lake Mansfield yesterday afternoon. went IA
bathing and both We're drowned In six feet
oil water Their bodies were recovered
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

The "ua.y Rec8ri~ is a valuable ru.-.a.
ti0u. Subscribe to H.. Office ~ East Nl.n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Rero-st av r Rett-i e Co.. G-ai,
r.r-r..- Merchants So. 8 south lweItf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15

WILLIAM E. CHANDLER NOMINATED.
.n.,or Rollins Nithdraws from tne
Contest.
The Republican caucus for United s.ates
senator FOR New Hampshire was held lnuIs-
dav evening William f. Chandler was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-15
A GRAND ARMY MAN
AZ WORLDWIDE FAME ON '0s
ST. LOUIS NUooLs.

.. Remind. the Veterans '"" ~
er.nd Army Men are Citizens As we"
so,a,.r.. and Coun-els cordi'' Nc
e.,,,to, 10 the Commander j"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18
TOMORROW.

ME FINEST AMP mp p RAREsT COLLECTION OF
sIs9nE, PARfaN F Mes hhsS'M AN. okNA.
MHcH AXE VERY HEaE ANP 4MsEF
THIS ~ EbHIs AMD FdNEsT
MASTEL sETs, MAGNIFICENT GLoSkss Mar;
sNb okMoLH ssA c Es2Ekk
EfEFE Tii SES NSE
TED GR0s BLEU AND FLEURs pE LYs VASES
SS Sso fEE HHidG WAs 1HiHfz
MARIE g ASTioNErrE CLOCK sErr oRMo1y
SOLID 6kMou s6s pShND
hH hsSM d hkSRktEElGfz SAh h
hE kRRSEsF sk5szEs f II AsH f INV
SSSr s54f6 pfGSdE
1MsSs ER9M sAL FR 81 RpKE 81
aEiissHf E fSGHEs; REDEsTAi IHiKTE pay
f t3SE ifk EoM r WITH sAE M M8ETE
F WIH R vEkH AEsb aA6 M MaRSn
AID PIER AMIKR0ks Is Gilt AND wHLNG}T}};
s SESTT S%5Ry
TtkE HA@ %StR 2AH1sp R SH2Ss oa
k kEHp S1k iRbagsE SD f HN
IStRk IEz aH SfEf
GfSf EAhSsM TTAAkk SHNA r AER G MoSb
AND AMBURNA HAT-RACK. WITH LARGE
MIRROR AND BELGIUM MARBLE SLAB MADE
IN BERLIN; SOLID MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
ny SILNER E,I ILLUM mi Nal LEATHER ORNA-
MAHOGANY AND SILK PLUSH; MARQUETERIE
WRITING DESK AND CABINET.
AKHnS lBE n fH1SGE
FRESeh RaINUT AND GOLD gEpsrEAps
Ed 7A,Ia :, CARVED AND DECORAIED
WITH RED SATIN UPHOLSTERY WALNUT
AND GILT CABINETS, BOOKCASES, WARD
ROBES, HANGING CABINETS, LOUNGES, MA
HOGANI CABINETS, ETC.
This collection is in some respects the rarest land
best put sale in this country and is only partly
enumerated, 1t would be impossible to do in any
advertisement. The goods exhibition at
Masonic hall 9th and streets northwest, between 10
am. and 3 O'Clock pm, until Wednesday morning.
The sale Will take place at the large hall in Masonic
NINETEENTH. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. and at
THREE O'CLOCK T. NJ, and will continue each day at
the same hours until entirely disposed Of Catalogues
for each days sale will be ready on day prior.
The sale will with the furniture hanxinss
mirrors etc. and the character of each sale will
be announced III the papers and at the hall the day
prior thereof.
These goods have been exhibition at 1880 Massa-
chusetts avenue for time past and great number
of persons have seen them they having been
moved for convenience of sale to the sales
rooms.
ja15-:t DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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Four TRAMPs BURNED TO DRATH.-As q freight
train was pulling into Paducah, KY, on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, yesterday afternoon,
one OF the cars was found to be on IRE. The crew
endeavOred TO extinguish the flames with hose
attachments. All they succeeded In doing, how
ever, was to prevent the IRE from spreading to the
other cars While removing the debris OF the
Du.neo car iour oeac Dcdes cnarrea beyond rec
trampa whether white or black 1t Is impossible TO
say. The car was locked at Memphis, but the men
which could have been opened from the outside.
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Shot mt the supper Table.

MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF A WEALTHY TkAAs RANCHFRO.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. ls.-G. Juarez, one VI
the wealthiest Mexicans OF this city. made visit
70 his extensive ranches In Kerr county, near
kerrville, Thursday. While sitting at the supper
table, about O'Clock with a number or ranch EN-.
ployes, a sharp rife report broke the silence and
Juarez toppled over dead, his heart pierced with
winchester ball. The men hurried out or the
house as quick as they could. but no one was
found around the premises. A sherff's posse and
citizens are securing the country for the assassns
but up 10 to-day no arrests have been made The
only ascr1bable object Of the assassination Is that
herdeis In Kerr county wanted 10 get rid OF Ju.
arez, In order 10 pu. stop 10 his fencing In the
range.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HlLLSDALE, NEAR ANA
COSTA D. G.

Undef and BY virtue Of deed Of trqst, dated
folio lSi, ct seq, OF the land records of the Dis
t,ict Of and BY the direction of the holder Of
Of the premises, at public auction on THURSDAY,
the TMENTiETH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1887,
tate situate and lying in the county Of Weshington
In fae District Ct Columbs and known and dssspated
three e. in the subdivision Of barry Farm accord.
of said District in hber L. c. numbered two ca folio
one containing one acie Of ground, more or less.
frame building.
Terms of sale Cash. deposit of 800 will be re-
be not complied with within ten days Sm day Of sale
the risk and cost of the defautin purchaser Al
veyancing and recording ut purchasers expense.
hOBT E. L. WHITE, Trustee
ia8.dte 4Sc q ave-
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WASHINGTON, ID. G..
AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
FUTURE DAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
PUBLIC AUCTION sALE-
REAL ESTATE,
HOG st.n.w
On THURSDAY. JANUARY TWENTIETH
1857, at ONE O'CLOCK PM. the following prop IA
By THos E. -wAaGAMAN:
1916 10th st. NV, lots and f. so. 1897, two-story
6rs S37, $50 "a I'd st. se lots 80, "a and IS, SO.
151. two-story frs. 4rs.
Terms at time of sale.
ja17-3 THOs E. wAGGAMAN Auctioneer
(HHAaNNC E SALE SALE OF vALTABLE Bg!LpING
AND U STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District of Columbia, passed July 10, 1856, I
the cause of Mary Dunn. by Hugh Riley. her next Iii
TREND, vs. John Dunn and Maggie Dunn, No. 1O, O9l,
Equity Docket No. 20 trustee, will offer for sale
'front.' Of premises at public auction. to the highest
bidder the real estate in the bill described to wit
sub lot Ia of Branard H. Warmers subdivision of lot
Of square north of square numbered IT, in the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia
Terms of sale prescribed by decree. The purchase
one-third in year and third in two years there
after, the deferred payments to be secured to the
parties according their respective interest by good
and sufhclent mortgage upon the premises 80 sold
subject to the approval of the court the court may
on special order good cause shown direct require
the sale to be for cash deposit Of 800 shall paid
comply with terms of sale within days the trustee
may resell at his risk and cost Conveyancing pur
chaser's cost. ANDREW A. LIPSCONB Trustee,
Office 81 y street NV. Washington, DC.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. hlO-d&ds
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She Remained True 20 Her Accused
Lover.

AiLENsvrILE, Ky, jan 1S-Quite a romantic
wedding occurred near this place last night The
contracting parties were Mr.. Nat Mallory Of Stur-
geon, No., and Miss Ella Fox. OF this community
Some four or five years ago the groom WAS charged
with killing man named Harrison, at Elktun, XIV.
and at once took his departure FOR parts unknown.
Last night, FOR the rSt time In five years ne visited
this county for the purpose OF claiming the woman
who had remained 80 true 10 the man OF her
choice during the changing scene OF many years
Immediately after the marriage Mr.. and MIA
Mallory left for their future home In sturgeon Mo
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(lHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS No. 226 THIRD

STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of decree passed ON the 28th day Of -
December, 1886, in the cause Of Thruston w. fG@
RAIDER ct al. in the Supreme Court Of the DstrctG
Of Columbia numbered 1881, EQUITY Docket e,
1881 1881. q IogR UGLocKP A. offer 8 public s.le II
erty: That II to say, all that part Of lot numbered
forty 44O in reservation numbered ten 10) fronting
(25) feet and running due west with that width one
hundred aud NIFTY l1o0) feet to alley,
basement and attic known - No. 226 Sd street north
west.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One.third
cash balance IN one and two years from the day of
TERED payments bearing SIX per cent interest," payable
property sold or ali cash ct the option Of the pur-
chaser: A deposit Of one hundred dollars VIII be
terms not complied with within ten days the trus
tees the right to resell ct the risk and cost Of
purchasers cot.
HENRY RANDALL. WEBB, Trustee.
100 5th street northwest
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TINHOMAS DOWLING, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GOODS AND oHATTELs,
CONSISTING OF FURNITURE, BAR FIXTURES,
&c, &c, IN PREMISES NO. 945 STREET
NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated January 3Oth,
1855 and recorded in Lber No. ia. folio 1872 Of the
land records of the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest of the party thereby secured shall sell at pub
Lie auction in premises No 945 street northwest
city OF Washington District Of Columbia, on MONDAY
1887, at the hour Of TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the goods
and chate!s and described in said deed OF
trust, consisting in part of
Two Malnut-tog Counters, Bar Racks Mirrors, Pic
lures Glassware Crockery, Tnware &c. Chairs Tables
Cutlery, large Refrigerator Cooking Range, Gas Fix.
lures, &c. &c, &c.
Terms of sale cash. VIM. D. CASSIN,
Ja1S-dts Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

VVHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY No 1880 FIFTH STREET,
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH.
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem f5eI
ises. will sell part of Lot 1875, in square 1O3. E:I
fronting % feet on the south side Of Fifth street. be-
tween Market and Frederick streets. by a depth Of
about 125 feet improved by comfortable two-story
and basement frame dwelling house containing eight
rooms
Terms cash. A deposit of 800 required at time Of
sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost ja11-d&ds
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR


Missouri AuthOress sued tor Libel.
sHE CALLED An OLDER LADY A TsrTLER or Rns
NowN IN A BOOK SHE WROTE.
Missouri CRY, NO., Jan. ls.-A libel suit az
kearney, No., last week, afforded the Inhabitants
OF that vicinity quite sensation owing 70 It's ma
ture andto the fact that bo-h OF the principals
We're members OF the tar sex. Miss kenion l..
huobard very attractive and pretty young lady,
inquired as the defendant, while MIS- A. NJ. Chase,
mighty respectable lady, Was the plaintin. The
charge against the defendant was that In a book
written by her she took occasion 20 refer TO the
pinntln as tattler OF renown. This was IN m.
.efl 70 alleged slanderous language used against
the detendant previously. The court room was
crowded throughout the trial and the greatest IN
lerest was manifested by the entire community.
Inc TAR defendant, by her attractive manners and
cohduct won the sympathy and favor OF every
one. ana when verdict OF acquittal was ren-
deIed IL was met by an outburSt OF 10y owing
10 the great demand for the book since the trial
it has been necessary 10 issue an extra edition
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AUCTION SALES.

TIME SALES OF THE MAGNIFICENT COLLEC-
Il TON OF PAINTINGS, BRONZES, BISQUES,
SEvRES AND OTHER FIGURES AND ORNA-
MENTS. FURNITURE. MIRRORS. HANGINGS
&c, WILL TAKE PLACE AT MASONIC HALL,
Ninth AND F STREETS NORTHWEST, AS
FOLLOWS:
WEDNESDAY, NINETEENTH, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN and THREE O'CLOCK PM, and
THURSDAY, TWENTIETH, at ELEVEN AN
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, -PEDEsTALs.. BRASS
GOODS, PORTIERES. LAMBREQUINS
THURSDAY, TWENTIETH ct THREE 0GLOCK
TWENTY-sECOND, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, and
THREE O'CLOCK PM.
BRoNZEs, BIsQUEs, sEyREs, DRESDEN AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS SALE, INCLUDING
WINDOW HANGINGS.
MONDAY, TWENTY-FOURTH. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AM. and THREE O'CLOCK PM, and on
TUESDAY, TWENTY-FIFTH, at ELEVEN AM, Cat
which time it is contemplated to close)
THE RARE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS. &c.
eEAny change in the above programme will be an
nounced in the daily papers, Catalogues ready the day
previous to sales.
ta18-d DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-18

Mrs Grant has added to the Grant monument
fund $3.50 so In the form OF two checks audited BY
the Treasury department In favor OF her late hus-
band one for 800 arrears under Old Mexican war
extra pay acts, the other tor $062.50 balance duo
the general on salary.